Here we take a look at football accumulator tips for Friday night’s action, with this one being a 33/1 shot chosen by our teams at FootyAccumulators.
This accumulator is a six-fold featuring matches from across Europe's top leagues including the Premier League, Bundesliga and Ligue 1.
Aston Villa welcome an out of form Crystal Palace side to Villa Park this weekend with three points in their sights.
Villa enter this game having won just two of their last five matches in the league, but given they're coming off the back of a huge 2-0 win away at Everton at the weekend there seems a high chance their blip in form is now in the rear view mirror meaning they can begin to kick on from here.
Crystal Palace, meanwhile, are winless in their last nine matches in all competitions and are woefully out of sorts. They've not been losing many, but they're scoring at a worryingly low rate - the fifth lowest scorers in the league - and are quite frankly a dull watch.
Villa are unbeaten against Palace in the last three head-to-head meetings between the two sides at Villa Park (W2 D1 L0) and we fancy them to extend that run here.
One cannot sugarcoat it: Tottenham have been underwhelming this season. They've struggled to make the most of the talent at their disposal and have not kicked on in the way many had expected them to.
They are, though, still in a strong position in the league and seem to have a knack for picking up results relatively consistently even when outperformed by their opponents.
They enter this game off the back of a shock 1-0 loss to Sheffield United in the FA Cup fifth round so Antonio Conte and his staff will be expecting a strong response from their side who've won two of their last four away games in the Premier League.
Wolves, meanwhile, are winless in their last three matches and lost their last home game to relegation-threatened Bournemouth.
Tottenham are unbeaten in their last three trips to Molineux and we think they'll take a big three points here.
This feels like one of the more straightforward selections in the English football pyramid this weekend as runaway league leaders Burnley face 23rd place Blackpool in the Championship.
Burnley have been rampant in the Championship this season and enter this game unbeaten in their last fourteen league matches having won three and drawn one of their last four.
Their most recent game saw a much-changed starting XI overcome Fleetwood Town 1-0 in the FA Cup fifth round, a result that was a preceded by a 4-0 hammering of Huddersfield Town last weekend.
Blackpool are in similar shape to Huddersfield as not only do they enter this game amidst an abysmal run of form, one win in their last seventeen league matches, but they're plagued by an injury crises that currently has them without their three first choice forwards.
It's tough to make an argument for anything other than a Burnley win here and it should come fairly comfortably.
Union Berlin are looking to put the disappointment of defeat at the Alliance Arena last weekend behind them as they face FC Koln this weekend.
Union Berlin might have been beaten 3-0 by Bayern Munich, as many teams are, last weekend but they still enter this game in good form having won three of their last five league matches.
They're particularly strong at home, too, having not lost a single game on home soil in the league this season.
By contrast, Koln are having a tough time in the Bundesliga having won just one of their last six matches and are coming off the back of consecutive losses at the hands of Schalke and Wolfsburg by an aggregate scoreline of 5-0.
Their away record is very discouraging, too, having failed to win any of their last eight league matches on the road (W0 D3 L5).
This feels like a fairly straight forward win selection given Union's strength at home and Koln's fragility away with Union getting straight back into the win column following a loss.
Bayern Munich are looking to respond to Borussia Dortmund's huge win last night as they take on Stuttgart.
The reigning champions have had a slow season by their standards but look to be picking up a head of steam as they enter this game having won four of their last five matches in all competitions.
Most recently The Bavarians hosted Union Berlin, a game with huge implications for the league title, and subjected their title rival opponents to a rout as they ran out 3-0 winners with all three goals coming in the first half.
Their away form has been plenty impressive of late, too, having won three of their last four games on the road.
As for this weekend's opponents, Stuttgart are in fairly miserable form having lost four of their last five matches in the Bundesliga, the most recent of which was a damning 2-1 loss at Schalke last weekend.
Stuttgart haven't won any of their last six matches against Bayern Munich and unfortunately for them this one feels like a straightforward win selection in favour of the away side.
We're hoping for goals in Ligue 1 this weekend as 4th place Lens host 6th place Lille.
Lens enter this game amidst an inspired goalscoring form with both teams to score landing in eight of their last nine matches in all competitions and each of their last five consecutively.
Likewise, Lille have been no strangers to high scoring games in recent weeks with BTTS landing in four of their last five matches in all competitions.
This is an encounter between two sides in close proximity to one another in the league table and given BTTS has landed in two of their last three head-to-head meetings it's seems likely both sides will find the back of the net here.
